Entrainment definition

Entrainment means the incorporation of all life stages of fish and shellfish with intake water flow entering and passing through a cooling water intake structure and into a cooling water system.

Entrainment means any life stagesof fish and shellfish in the intake water flow entering and passing through a cooling water intake structure and into a cooling water system, including the condenser or heat exchanger. Entrainable organisms include any or- ganisms potentially subject to entrain- ment. For purposes of this subpart, en- trainment excludes those organisms that are collected or retained by a sieve with maximum opening dimen- sion of 0.56 inches. Examples of sieves meeting this definition include but are not limited to a 3⁄8 inch square mesh, or a 1⁄2 by 1⁄4 inch mesh. A facility must use the same mesh size when counting entrainment as is used when counting impingement.

Entrainment means fish being transported along with the flow of water into unnatural or harmful environments.

Examples of Entrainment in a sentence

• Do not use chemicals that will result in soluble chloride ions in excess of 0.1 percent by weight of cement.B. Air Entrainment Admixture: ASTM C260/C260M.

• When a water-reducing and retarding admixture is used, meet the requirements of a Type D.346-2.5.2 Air Entrainment Admixtures: Use an air entraining admixture in all concrete mixes except counterweight and dry cast concrete.

• Entrainment of the human circadian clock to the natural light-dark cycle.

• The Entrainment Sampling plan is section 4.2.5 of the Lake Chelan Fishery Plan.

• Article 404 of the license includes a requirement for Chelan PUD to develop and file for approval with FERC within one year of issuance of the license a Lake Chelan Fishery Plan that includes measures to address Tributary Barrier Removal, a Fish Stocking Plan, and an Entrainment Sampling Plan.

• However, discussions for conducting an Entrainment Investigation have not occurred yet within the LCFF, primarily due to monitoring and evaluation results indicating that actions taken to date, such as altering fishing regulations, changing fish stocking practices, and removing lake tributary barriers to spring spawning fish (see section 2.2), have not demonstrated a significant increase in the WCT abundance in the lake.

• Driedonks A, Tennekes H (1984) Entrainment effects in the well-mixed atmospheric boundary layer.

• Entrainment means the incorporation of all life stages of fish and shellfish with intake water flow entering and passing through a cooling water intake structure and into a cooling water system.

• When a water-reducing and retarding admixture is used, meet the requirements of a Type D.346-2.5.2 Air Entrainment Admixtures: Use an air entraining admixture in all concrete mixes except counterweight concrete.

• Air Entrainment of Concrete: All exposed concrete shall have 6 percent (+ or - 1.5%) entrained air as discussed in ASTM C494-80.

More Definitions of Entrainment

Entrainment means the entrance and passing through into a cooling water intake structure and into a cooling water system, including the condenser or heat exchanger, of entrainable organisms. A facility shall use the same mesh size when counting entrainment as is used when counting impingement.

Entrainment means the incorporation of organisms into the cooling water flow.

Entrainment means the incorporation of organisms into the cooling water flow. [(28)] (38) "EPA" means the United States Environmental Protection Agency, or its successor. [(28-1)] (39) "Epifauna" means organisms that live upon aquatic substrates.

Entrainment means any life stages of fish and shellfish in the intake water flow entering and passing through a cooling water intake structure and into a cooling water system, including the condenser or heat exchanger. Entrainableorganisms include any organisms potentially subject to entrainment. For purposes of this subpart, entrainment excludesthose organisms that are collected or retained by a sieve with maximum opening dimension of 0.56 inches. Examples of sieves meeting this definition include but are not limited to a3⁄8 inch square mesh, or a1⁄2 by1⁄4 inch mesh. A facility must use the same mesh size when counting entrainment as is used when counting impingement.

Entrainment is a term from physics which means “the tendency for two vibrating bodies to lock into phase so that they vibrate in harmony”.

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